• Dual-Core Wafer

    image The Core microarchitecture returned to lower clock speeds and improved processors usage.

    This result was in both available clock cycles and power compared with preceding NetBurst of the Pentium 4/D branded CPUs[2].
  • New stronger RAID

    image RAID combines physical hard disks into a single logical unit by using either special hardware or software.

    Hardware solutions often are designed to present themselves to the attached system as a single hard drive.
  • PCI Express 2.0

    image PCI Express was designed to replace the general-purpose PCI expansion bus, the high-end PCI-X bus and the AGP graphics card interface.

    Unlike previous PC expansion interfaces, rather than being a bus it is structured.
  • Memory Bandwidth

    image Memory bandwidth is the rate at which data can be read from or stored into a semiconductor memory by a processor.

    Its usually expressed in units of bytes/second, though this can vary for systems with natural data sizes
  • New Powerful Server

    image Synapse provides up to 8-core processing power, 3TB of internal storage, 32GB of 800MHz memory, and endless possibilities.

    It's an amazing system that is incredibly feature laden guaranteed to provide you with the ultimate experience.
Synapse Demo Content

The demo for Synapse utilises a large stock of custom code and styling to make the most of every content item and show what Synapse can do. This basically means that the HTML used in the custom modules and content have customisations which employ the characteristics of the template to make the "perfect" content.

This demo content section will take you through some of the content areas and general techniques used to further your understanding and help you realise the true potential of Synapse. If you would like to quickly deploy a replica of our Synapse demo for a new Joomla site, be sure to check out our RocketLauncher package.

Adding Static Content to the Front-Page

If you wish to place a Static Content Item on the frontpage, you will have to do the following:-
  1. Create your Static Content Item
  2. Go to Admin > menu > mainmenu
  3. Click the New button
  4. Select Link - Static Content
  5. Fill out the menu parameters
  6. Save

Tabbed Modules

Synapse features an exciting new RokSlide powered tabbed module system. It is designed to allow you to publish your modules into the designated locations, creating tabs for each module position which you can customise. Currently, Synapse uses the User7-11 module positions for your tabs plus other module positions. By default, Joomla does not include these module positions, so these must be created in the Joomla admin.

They can easily be created in your Joomla administrator by going to Site > Template Manager > Module Positions In the first available "empty" module position fields, type in the name "user10" in one, and "user11" in another. Next, click Save in the top right corner. Now, you will be able to utilise the "User10" and "User11" module positions when assigning your module's positions in the Module Manager.

Read More Buttons

Read more buttons are automatically generated for content items that use the intro and main text option. However, you can easily insert them manually as witnessed on this demo. Use the following code:
<a href="your_link" class="readon">Read More...</a>
 

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Module User3

This is the User3 module position, which is using no module class suffix.

You can publish multiple modules to this module position and can have 4 modules wide in this bottom bar.

Module User4

This is the User4 module position, which is using no module class suffix.

You can publish multiple modules to this module position and can have 4 modules wide in this bottom bar.

Module User5

This is the User5 module position, which is using no module class suffix.

You can publish multiple modules to this module position and can have 4 modules wide in this bottom bar.

Module User6

This is the User6 module position, which is using no module class suffix.

You can publish multiple modules to this module position and can have 4 modules wide in this bottom bar.